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...biggest chocolate market of them all, the U.S. Back in 1970, Rowntree licensed the brand in perpetuity to Hershey. The only way for Nestle to get it back would be a change of heart--or a change of control--at Hershey. So when the Hershey Trust put the company up for sale last year, Nestle saw a ripe opportunity. Brabeck made an agreement with Britain's Cadbury Schweppes under which it would return Kit Kat and another brand, Rolo, to Nestle if Cadbury made the winning bid for Hershey. In the end, the Hershey Trust dropped its sale plans...
...place at other schools and would be easy to implement.Some worry that such a scheme will lead to more but lower quality evaluations as students quickly fill out their Q’s in order to see their grades. This may be the case for some students, but we trust that most students, once forced to go through the process anyway, will take the time to fill out the evaluation conscientiously. At the very least, we will know that delinquent students are truly apathetic. Evaluations should also take the entire longitudinal course experience into account. Currently the course evaluation tool...
...Those two things combined for a win.” But the goalie gives most of the credit to his defensemen for their efforts. “They’re helping me out, I’m helping them out, so it’s a good trust between us right now,” Richter said. After an up-and-down rookie season, Richter’s comfort at the collegiate level has led him to success in his sophomore campaign. “Coming in [my] second year as a sophomore, it’s nice...
...Greenfield ’08, secretary of the Mather House Committee. “I think when people are planning a weekend, they’re drawn to that. It gives a certain legitimacy. There’s something nice as an event organizer knowing that you can trust the music selection, the scratching, the transitions, the performance-related aspects...
...point is, however, that this and a hundred other issues between blacks and whites in Australia can be worked out only in an atmosphere of reason, trust and reconciliation. The time of name calling should be over. But despite the dignity and moderation of Aboriginal leaders, and the goodwill of so many whites, it is manifestly not over. Finishing it off, at last, is work that will take us into the millennium. But it has to be done, or we are a much lesser nation...